The high-risk factors for drug-induced neuropathy include the use of medications to treat the following conditions: Diabetes mellitus Alcohol abuse Vitamin deficiency Infections such as shingles, hepatitis C, Epstein-Barr virus Kidney, liver or thyroid disorders Autoimmune diseases, such as rheumatoid arthritis and lupus Complications could include: Inability to work because of permanent loss of sensation Burns and skin trauma - as the person may not feel temperature changes or pain on parts of the body which have become numb Infections - Loss of sensation in a particular area of the body can lead to infections, as the area can get injured without the person knowledge Loss of movement or being susceptible to falls - due to lack of balance How do you Prevent Drug-Induced Neuropathy
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